Some remarks about this modem being old, but it's what Time Warner provided. I really wouldn't know what to pick instead. Landline not attached.
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If you need a cable modem for TWC, this one will work with their tiers up to 38Mbps in speed. If you wanted a slightly newer modem you could opt for a Motorola SB5101.
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I have comcast and this modem works fine for me.....but they keep asking me to change it and purchase the newer model which can accept higher speeds. Unless you are paying for a top internet speed from your provider you don't need the upgrade to this modem. This is a DOCSIS 2.0 modem and the newer one is the DOCSIS 3.0 modem....with a higher price. I guess this item is the "older" one but it works well with many providers (I've been told) and it's definately easy to set up. I'd check out both modems and see if the upgrade is something you want or need.
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If you need the landline port in the back for your landline, then this unit will not serve your purposes, if you have an Ooma device, or a Basic Talk device, or a Magic Jack, or some other device to extract voice from the modem, it should be just fine. But if you are getting your voice directly from the modem, then you will need the phone port in the back of the modem. The model DCM 424 has the port in the back of it and sells for somewhere around $35.00. I'm with Time Warner and that is the model I have and it works very well. But check with your provider and see what units are compatible with their system. If you are comfortable on the computer, you can go to their website and find that out. But again, if you do not have some other phone device that will connect to the modem to get voice, then do not buy this unit, because you will need one with a phone port on the back of it.
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i don't know if this is old or not...mediacom issues the same one. it works great and was easy to set up. mediacom detected it right away. i rebooted the system and was off and running. time warner may have a list of acceptable modems on their website. mediacom has a list on theirs, but i don't know much about this stuff, so i called the tech department. in the end, i just ordered this one which is the exact one i already had from the company.
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I don't know for sure. I am using it with Time Warner. They had a list of compatable MODEMS and this was on the list. I would suggest you ask COMCAST. I hope it does as Time Warner is supposed to sell out to COMCAST.
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I would stay away from this one. I found with Windows 7, that you have to unplug and replug this one in to get it to work again. I believe it could be with the right software, but it is very unreliable, unsupported, and doesn't work most of the time. I recommend find a different modem.
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This is a good modem it is primarily used For CenturyLinks High speed DSL,Make sure your using the right modem for the Type of DSL you Have and if your able to increase your DSL speeds if available in your area This should solve your problem,in the worst case scenario you will need to downgrade your Modem to a slower speed DSL Modem which is Cheaper than this one exchange it get some money back Talk to your ISP,they are an excellent source of the set up and equipment you will need.Set up is a breeze or it should Be.Have a Good one and a speedy internet connection Bye.
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I bought one of these awhile ago. Unfortunately, this type of modem is intended for OLDER or pre-win7 systems. If you are looking for a 56K modem, try a PCI-Express,or just a PCI modem.
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Not sure.it was what I ordered but I needed a modem for cable not phone line.duh
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As far as Time Warner cable (as our provider )im not sure the phone jack it definitely does not have it is a cable modem only
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possibly, I have century link supposedly with their new form of DSL+ which everything said I should be able to configure it to work, but It didn't so I returned it.
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I have the same services from Comcast and was able to switch to (a used) tm822G which came with a new back up battery. It took me a while to get a well trained support person to undo the previous mistakes of an offshore person who royally screwed up just about everything they could. Once the phone and internet services where switched to the new modem properly I was able to use my own modem but it took several months and two trips to the local Comcast office to correct the billing. Initially I was told by a high level (I think they call them second tier) tech support that Comcast would not be able to switch me to my own modem because they would have to reflash its firmware and once they did, they would own it. So you might hear a lot of official-sounding statements to discourage you from switching to your own modem but going by my experience, it takes a bit of persistence but it's doable.
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I tried the Uxcell cable box modem for a jack. It failed miserably and I should get a new modem/jack in the event it was malfunctioning.
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If you call them they will happily tell you which modems you can purchase that are compatible with their system. Also, be careful if you buy a second hand modem online, they are often equipment that belongs to the cable company (Comcast, Cox, Time Warner) but were never returned (by deadbeat customer who left unpaid bills and pawned the equipment), they have a record of those serial numbers and they cannot be used for another account.
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Not sure I understand question , however, I got cable modem from Adams Cable equipment and their customer service was awesome, the tech answered all my questions and assured me that the one I ordered would work. It actually is the same one TWc provided... Once you get the new modem you call TWC and they reset your specs and then you return the TWC modem back to them. No more monthly modem rental fees!
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No, this one will not work with Time Warner, they have there own modem they rent to the customers.
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Amazon just forwarded your question to me since I bought this same modem recently. I can't answer if the one you're purchasing is brand-new, since you'd be buying from a different seller. But, I can attest that the one I received was advertised as "used - Like new", and indeed it was - excellent condition, but not original packaging. If by triple-play you mean it handles internet and telephone, yes -- it has both ethernet and telephone jacks as outputs. Did not come with battery. My problem with the modem was that Time Warner doesn't support it! Tried to connect with Time Warner, they could see it, and could see it was working, but couldn't get it to connect - until they finally told me it's not one of the modems their system supports. So I've still got the thing here, as far as I know works fine. Only paid $35 plus shipping for it. If you'd be interested in trying it, I'd sell it out for the same price - much cheaper than I've seen offered anywhere else. Respond if you would like to consider the offer.
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Actually, Comcast contacted me about a month after I purchased this modem to inform me that this product was out of date and would not provide the speed of internet that I was paying for (50mb).
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That modem won't work. You can search on their website or call 1800-TWCable for a compatible modem
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It s not a great modem, I had it for 4 years and the range is horrible. Buy a newer one if you can!